Seven Soldiers of Victory #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Burn, Witchboy! Burn!", Grant Morrison and Doug Mahnke weave a surreal, unsettling tale where a strange butterfly shop blooms in the heart of a suburban town, unleashing a bizarre transformation on its popular teens—turning them into self-loathing outsiders. As a boy with the unsettling gift of seeing thoughts becomes entangled in an ancient curse, something long buried stirs beneath the city’s streets. Ryan Sook’s striking cover captures the eerie, otherworldly tone of a story that’s equal parts psychological mystery and supernatural dread.
In "Burn, Witchboy! Burn!" from Seven Soldiers of Victory #2, Klarion finds himself trapped in Limbo Town, the very place he once called home, only to be cast out and condemned as a traitor. Facing a trial by fire, he must survive the mob's wrath and the town's dark secrets before the flames consume him.
In "New Godz," Shilo Norman—now known as Mr. Miracle—grapples with a surreal vision from Metron and the mysterious guidance of the Mother Box, awakening to a dire new purpose: preventing a cosmic war that threatens Earth. With his signature flair for the dramatic and a mind pushed to its limits, he steps into a mission far bigger than escape.
In "Zor!", Zatanna races against time to reclaim her magic before a showdown with a cosmic criminal, joining forces with Misty to track down the elusive Seven Unknown Men of Slaughter Swamp. The stakes are high, the swamp is treacherous, and every step brings them closer to a power that could tip the balance of magic itself.
In "Uglyhead," a strange butterfly shop blooms in the city, drawing in teens who soon find themselves changed—no longer confident and polished, but trapped in the skin of awkward, self-conscious outsiders. As a boy who sees into people’s minds becomes entangled in a forgotten curse, something buried beneath the streets begins to stir.
In "Who Killed Seven Soldiers?", the Bulleteer teams up with a dying FBI agent to unravel the disappearance of six missing superheroes, tracing a web of secrets that stretch back decades. As she confronts her first true super-villain, the Vigilante resurfaces from the grave—unexplained, uninvited, and deeply entangled in the mystery.
In "Red Zombies," Frankenstein ventures to Mars, drawn by a trail of devastation and a mysterious gold source tied to the ancient Tombs of B'aal B'zaar. The story unfolds with a grim, otherworldly tone as the Monster confronts the remnants of a forgotten civilization and the horrors buried beneath its sands.
In "Radio Bedlam," Baron Bedlam hijacks the spotlight with a dangerous performance that threatens to upstage Mister Miracle. As Shilo Norman faces the Dark Side, he must uncover the truth behind the Living Waveform or the mysterious Plastic People—before the chaos consumes them all.
In "21st Century Schizoid Supermen," The Bulleteer navigates the chaotic energy of a superhero convention, where she's hired as a bodyguard and stumbles into the strange dynamic between Li'l Hollywood and her sidekick—while also becoming the target of the elusive super-archer and assassin, Spyder. The story blends sharp wit and surreal tension as personal connections fray under the weight of fame and hidden agendas.
In "The Water," a surreal and unnatural toxic spill defies explanation, spreading with eerie persistence and endangering humanity in ways no one can predict. With the threat escalating beyond control, Frankenstein seeks aid from the enigmatic Bride and the secretive S.H.A.D.E., diving into a mystery that blurs the line between science, horror, and survival.
In "Forever Flavored Man," Shilo Norman, the Super Escape Artist, faces an impossible odds: a Life Trap that promises death is inevitable. With the mysterious Omega Effect at his side, he must test the limits of escape—before the clock runs out.
In "Bad Girls," the Bulleteer confronts Sally Sonic—a 75-year-old woman trapped in a perpetually 16-year-old body and her husband’s enigmatic online lover—in their first clash, setting up a tense, unexpected showdown rooted in secrets and identity. The story explores the collision of past and present, youth and age, in a moment that redefines what it means to be a hero.
In "The Miser's Coat," Jo, a reclusive collector with a coat that seems to hold more than fabric, finds herself entangled in a mission she never asked for—part of a secret alliance of seven strangers, each bound by a singular, unexplained duty. Though they’ve never met, their fates are linked across time and space, and their only hope lies in a shared, desperate effort to prevent a future where humanity has already fallen.
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↩ Reprints Seven Soldiers: Mister Miracle #1 (2005), Seven Soldiers: Klarion the Witch Boy #4 (2005), Seven Soldiers: Zatanna #4 (2005), Seven Soldiers: Frankenstein #1 (2006), Seven Soldiers: The Bulleteer #1 (2006), Seven Soldiers: Mister Miracle #2 (2006), Seven Soldiers: The Bulleteer #2 (2006), Seven Soldiers: Frankenstein #2 (2006), Seven Soldiers: Mister Miracle #3 (2006), Seven Soldiers: Frankenstein #3 (2006), Seven Soldiers: The Bulleteer #3 (2006), Seven Soldiers: Frankenstein #4 (2006), Seven Soldiers: Mister Miracle #4 (2006), Seven Soldiers: The Bulleteer #4 (2006), Seven Soldiers of Victory #3 (2006), Seven Soldiers #1 (2006), Seven Soldiers of Victory #4 (2007), Seven Soldiers of Victory #2 (2011)
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